New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-09

horse.
eadlad the Kittsor casof, is still on his feet do
inc GOOD work Mr. Miller believes the colt will 20 te
.he no., a, 70 make race Thrown into the Suburban
at nioety POUNDS he has been backed down to oO to
MANY books being full on him. Headlad may prove
such a surprise this year as his stable companion
Three Cheers did last summer at Monmouth Park
- han sne beat Unrest MARYLAND, Spalding. Kensing-
ton and others Ii Is said that Plunger" Walton
and J. g. Ferguson cleared $4,000 by the 6llys
victory on that The odds against her were
intentionally long until she went to the post when
they were four to Three Cheers s in condition 10
race now.i
Mr. snedeker is not hurryiug Kingston. The Spend
thrift colt having flesh to lose. does not require
strong work until the time for actual preparation
al can't understand the object Of pushing horse as
some are being pushed up here, said Silent hph' as
he has been called II prefer, and tnink IL gooo
enough plan to bide my time"
aWhst have you done with kingston"
aNotbng better than 2:O6." 49,,
aWhen do you expect to give him strong work
r.Oh, don't know You may depend on one thing;
he viii be ready when want him.
sHeIl be sent for the Withers, Isupposef"
@Pm not rushing him for anything"
Sound, isn't he :"
Perfectly Not o blemish on him. That sink In
his shoulders has entirely disappeared"
sDid that ever cause him inconveGienceP
9Neyer but 1t enabled me TO get HIM Tor less money
than should have been obliged to pay otherwise"
How was tbatf"
NV opponent In the bidding backed down when he
learpea that Kngston had that dent in his shoulder
He didn't Enow anything about it until be had run
the price up to 50, loo. friend pointed out the
bemsh and the colt was knocked down to me fer
So $500. 1 knew the dent-l suppose may call 1t
tbat--would never do him harm aud 1t never mas"
He seems to be light in flesh"
q He's always so, and yet he's hearty eater.
Mr. Snedekers assistant, Brown, was doing up"
the colt; that u.s. rubbing him dow with curry-comb
and brush and getting him ready Tor the blanket.
"He's as fine as silk the trainer remarked.
lie appears TO be Head. neck, shoulders and
legs sbone like FURNISHED steel. There remained
few long. faded brow n hairs in his flank In q week
they will be shed, aud when the polish is drawn out
nv the Nav sun the colts body from coronet to crest
will glisten like planished copper. Kingston has q
host OF friends.
eCon Hanover beat him 2" inquired of Charles
Miller who has been watching the Spendthriit colt
closely. III, ar..,,
I" Not in my opinion" be replied Ihat olpcK
horse TremontD do it, but Hanover never that is
# Kingston is Gt doubt II the colt ever was in con-
drtion last year. But you saw what he dld."
aYes and l saw what Hanover did, too. And
know what Hanover has done this week.
~ heard about his mile in LAD at Sheepshead but
he had no weight up, you know. My money goes on
In NAV be superstition it may be faith in Snedeker,
II NAV DO belief in the colts abilities. but whatever
the the tact remains that many trainers ~ Tue
East regard Kingston as the best three-year ola on
the American turt barring fremont AS tor the
latter all Weld the palm to him they Will continue
TO do so until the black wonder goes amlss.
Raymouds' friends delighted with bis victory at
Washington on Friday. we told you So" they say
with exnltation. :" We knew lac was good, even II he
u'I Ma Pavmond lose the Analostan Stakesi The
impression pre-, ais it the jockey and not the
horse that did it, See how easily the colt won the
the saddle Who did that, tic horse or the jockey
Mclaughlin was up you know. Raymoud's chances
for the Wthers arc not TO be despised fremont Is
fvnr thn in1t laf0 UArH "a
kingstot is doing the impression is gaining ground
that lie will not be sent for the American Two
Thousand. Secretary Mcintyre Is keeping careful
eve on Mr.. Waldens Sensation colt.
Isn't ;t about time Mr. witbers was capturing the
stake that bears his name 1t IL said that the King
Earnest J ulietta colt has improved great deal
was not brilliant He started in twelve races ana won
nothing In the Hopeful Stakes he was good second
to Hanover. He was never IN the hunt io tue Junior
easily Milton and Firenzi defeated him without
great effort IN the Criterion Stakes, and Ortamme
beat him bv neck on the last day at Monmouth. In
tho rot of bs races he about the middle OF the
field Every body would like to see the master OF
Brookdsle win the race but almost every believes
Ne viii not do 1t this year with the King Earnest
Julietta colt.
Mr. Hyland il getting Rustler ready for the Wthers
Rebellion Is almost sure TO be sent Tor IT, fTenzi
will TO the poet II is SAID and possibly Santa Rita
Eeneion should not he overlooked and it would be
well 10 keep eye on Raveler, Atlantic, Straight
lace, Freedom and Delyidere.
Ono of Kingst stable companions IS hing oil
Norfolk the colt that Mr. Harbeck bought at Sleeps
head Bay last year and won out within twenty -four
hours greatly the surprise and ohagrin OF the bet
s lie ~ a delicate colt" Mr. suedeker declares al
sonesimas have trouble about his feeding He Is too
sTraining willingly. I supposed"
Oh YES he does what we ask hin to do
sven ao not intend 10 start Connemara at Brook
I'm MT Uylsnd Z" The trainer OF Pontico, RusteI
Bobstay and others was askedi
aN0 Ny first appearance will be right here at
bessie June win be-"
Will be at Brookiyn' think mott
Why noti She is entered for several races aud is
PeCrs sn, bsip that They 1.-THE Dwyers) are not going
20 win anything With Der at Brooklyn"
You are OF thati
1P bet you cigars on 1t"
ADone'
W. ponohue win ride All Estill in the Brooklyn
Handicsp Mr. Babcoek is driving the colt into con-
Ait; IN as fast ~ he win 20. ALI has already gone
mile and quarter in 2l5 With l20 pounds up. That
dce. moi look much like sick horse. Halt mile Of
fbs distance was covered IN ityone seeonds IL the
colt can Keep up that pace the race is his TO GER
fainty-
Hamilton. that dnsky knight of the pigskin, has
srrved at the Brooklyn course from California lie
viii ride HidaIgo IN the Brooklyn Handicap. Ii seems
80 be settled that Hayward is TO ride Exile the pres
emit isy srte. Prom The way Hanover being hurried
d appears that the Dryers may intrnd to start bin
Mclaughlin cannot get down 10 Hanovers weight
and il IS likely that hs win rde the Rancocs'
COLI. General Ksy. wiekhsm has gone o. : bat ma5
,,.riliy come round time for the Blue Wins
ard Garrison Will be GU hand. orifamne has been
dspg strong work. and DO and Bender yin 20 70 the
post packinz q good many silver eer'ihcatss. DRY
&onopole has srddcnly bsccmo dangerous. Hi
vicfsry at Washington looms up ~ scsrecrow to the
t1eksss Of csrfsn other animate In the Brooklyn race
Jim Gray and Quito are probable starters And The
yeosrsbe Bsrpu,s, what Of him The old campaigne,
rust De gfe,isg the separation from Garrison
Es came disgrseipg himself at Ivy City, but hs
fpsy furnish a Surprise Saturday, Tive OF thret
GOOD bestings IN week are ~ many ~ he ordinarily
submits to-
M Casssit forfpsiiy Aekp 9vlsdges Tssnents greet
mess By barring the famous black colt Il ON the con
citisSs Of HE proposal 70 match the Bard against an,
morse In the United Sstss. psls and quarter, fol
sny amount up to S20po0. Tbs msster Of Chester